The best way to install it, if you're looking for a quick and easy option, is to install from the RPM's on the website.
I use Webmin for my system admin, as I'm not always at the linux box. But using this to install the RPM is a godsend, as it plainly tells me what's missing and what I need to install before I install binc. You can find this, here at http://www.webmin.com It's great for linux beginners, and those too lazy to do much else ;) But the readme that comes with Binc is great for help, as well as the posts at http://www.lifewithbincimap.org/ You may have a little problem with "checkpassword", you'll need to download a patch for it. You can find more info on the subject at the above address. This list is also very helpful, everyone is willing to help! Good luck, Steve -----Original Message----- From: NORA CENTRAL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 29 September 2004 10:36 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [binc] getting started with bincimap Hallo After installing other IMAP solutions ( qvcs, web-cyradm and a postfix nullmailer ) i hope to find simple(!) install guide for bincimap ( for postfix, qmail, exim? -- but without ldap) ... I am a "mail server beginner" and hope to make more experience with other packages. My need is max. 100 mail account. Any good step by step howto is available for newcomer? nora
